CheapOair.com Refused a refund New York InternetNew York

When you purchased the tickets you agreed to their terms and conditions.  You can say you never did any such thing, but you did either by clicking on a check box, or a button.  Those terms include a clause that the tickets are not refundable.  There are no exceptions, including you not being able to get the appropriate travel documents in time. 

Now, normally what happens is that when you file a dispute with your CC company, the company in question will respond stating basically this.  Normally, the CC then denies your dispute.  In this case for what ever reason that didn't happen.  But don't think you are off the hook.  Your CC company is NOT a court of law, nor is their decision to do the charge back legally binding to you owing the money.

So if you are really being sued, they can take you to court, they will most likely prove that you agreed to the terms and you will be liable for not only the air fare but all court and additional costs involved. 

I will give one caviat as I did say "most likely".  As you never know what the courts will do sometimes, but the odds are against you...reguardless of how solid you think your case is.  By the way just about every ticket you purchase is also "non-refundable" regardless of the company,